On the recordDecember 16, 1890
The report and accompanying papers are submitted for the information and early attention of Congress.
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But the most serious objection to the legislation is that it creates at once upon the taking effect of the law the offices of district attorney and marshal for each of the three districts, and the effect, it seems to me, must be to abolish…
The law creates two new officers, whose aggregate compensation may be $12,000 per annum, without, it seems to me, a justifying necessity.
The law should at least have contained a provision for the continued discharge of their duties by the incumbents until the new officers were appointed and qualified.
As these vacancies could not be filled immediately, the business of the courts would seriously suffer.